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BenchenIf these two lines were graphed, where would they intersect? Drag the point to theirintersection's coordinates.y = x - 3y = -X- 1
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BenchenIf these two lines were graphed, where would they intersect? Drag the point to theirintersection's coordinates.y = x - 3y = -X- 1
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y = x - 3
y = - x -1
They intersect at
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